cmd-architecture-team-design

To create a comprehensive architecture document, you need a structured process covering discovery, multi-perspective analysis, and synthesis. This approach maps existing patterns, APIs, and data models to produce cohesive design docs with actionable implementation plans.

Documenting existing architecture requires a phased discovery process to map current patterns, APIs, and constraints. A multi-perspective analysis across component, data, and security domains yields a formal architecture document with identified risks and decisions.

Yes, this system design process applies to both new systems and documented existing architectures. It enforces a phased workflow that guides discovery, multi-perspective analysis, and implementation planning to produce formal design documentation.

A design review for scalable architecture should cover component architecture, API design, data architecture, and security or operations. Multi-perspective analysis ensures a cohesive synthesis that identifies risks and yields an actionable implementation plan.

Turning a system design into an actionable implementation plan requires synthesizing multi-perspective analysis into a cohesive strategy. This process produces a formal architecture document with recorded decisions, identified risks, and a structured implementation plan.

To start generating architecture documentation, you need to provide a target directory path and a concise system description. This input triggers the structured discovery and multi-perspective analysis phases to output a formal design doc and implementation plan.